UK Hosts 35-Nation Hormuz Summit Today Without The US
British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper is chairing a virtual meeting of 35 countries today to plan the post-war reopening of […]
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Counter-Terror Police Probe Arson Attack on Jewish Ambulances
Counter-terror police are investigating an arson attack on ambulances belonging to Hatzola, a Jewish volunteer emergency service, after several vehicles
UK Government Creates Police Unit to Protect Election Candidates
The British government has established a new national police unit to target individuals who threaten or harass election candidates ahead
Drivers Urged to Save Fuel as Oil Prices Surge
The AA and RAC are advising motorists to conserve fuel and avoid non essential journeys amid fears that rising global
Sadiq Khan Approves Pedestrianisation of Oxford Street
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has formally approved plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street, one of the capital’s busiest shopping destinations. The
UK Weighs Retaliation After Trump Tariff
Downing Street has refused to rule out retaliatory tariffs on the United States after Donald Trump announced a 15 percent
Farage Says Lowe Expelled Over Deportation Push
Nigel Farage has addressed Rupert Lowe, stating that Lowe’s expulsion from Reform UK was directly linked to his calls for
High Court Rules Palestine Action Ban Unlawful
The High Court of Justice has ruled that the UK government acted unlawfully in banning the pro Palestinian campaign group
Starmer Set to Name First Female Cabinet Secretary
Keir Starmer is set to appoint Antonia Romeo, the current head of the Home Office, as Cabinet Secretary following the
Starmer Loses Communications Chief After Five Months
Keir Starmer’s Director of Communications, Tim Allan, has resigned after just five months in the role. The departure comes a